Authorities are concerned about the rising incidence of violence in Russian schools, where children attack classmates, teachers, security staff, and even janitors.

Russian orphans have to fight in the war to access apartments they are legally entitled to.

Residents of one town are taking to the streets and writing letters to Putin, trying to keep pregnant women from having to travel to big cities to give birth.

Putin has declared 2026 to be the "Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia."

A Moscow man was fined for "LGBT propaganda" after posting pictures from Queen's 1984 music video, "I Want to Break Free."

Many former soldiers say stigma and disability keep them from getting the jobs they need to carry on.

The memorial on the building where journalist Anna Politkovskaya was murdered is constantly being destroyed and replaced.

In Russia's latest efforts to boost birthrates, St. Petersburg students who have children will be paid R200,000.

A prestigious Russian university is offering military contracts to fight in Ukraine to students at risk of expulsion.

A prison that once held opposition leader Alexey Navalny has been closed. He referred to it as a "concentration camp."

A court fined a bookstore chain for novels that contained "sexual anarchism."

Kazakhstan has been arresting citizens who are fighting for Russia in its War on Ukraine.